Fellows & Collaborations of the first funding period | Fellows & Collaborations of the second funding period |
Mercator Fellows of the Research Unit
- Tom Gretton, Honorary Senior Research Associate, University College London (invited by SP 5), stay in Marburg: May 8th to May 26th, 2017 & November 2017
- Thierry Gervais, Assistant Professor, Ryerson University Toronto (invited by SP 5), stay in Marburg: November 21st to November 28th 2017
- James Mussell, Associate Professor, University of Leeds (invited by SP 1), stay in Köln: June 25th to July 26th, 2017
- Luisa Calè, Senior Lecturer, Birkbeck University of London (invited by SP 3 and SP 4 for the third and the fifth half-year)
- Sean Franzel, Associate Professor, University of Missouri, Columbia (invited by SP 2 for the sixth half-year)
Further collaborations partners of the Research Unit
High-profile international collaborations with French, English, American and Canadian journal (literature) research are complemented by project-based individual collaborations:
- Prof. Dr. Christine Haug (Director of the degree programmes Book Studies, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, research focus »Literaturbetrieb im 19. Jahrhundert, Entwicklung von Buch- und Pressemarkt im Kontext der Industrialisierung«)
- Dr. Katja Mellmann (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Freigeist-Fellowship »Historische Rezeptionsanalyse«)
- PD Dr. Madleen Podewski (Freie Universität Berlin; DFG-Project »Literatur im Zeitalter der Illustrierten: Stationen komplexer Text-Bild-Beziehungen im 19. Jahrhundert«)
- Prof. Dr. Claudia Stockinger (Universität Göttingen; leader of the sub-project »Serielles Erzählen in populären deutschsprachigen Periodika zwischen 1850 und 1890« of the DFG-Research Unit 1091 »Ästhetik und Praxis populärer Serialität«)
- Prof. Dr. Carsten Zelle (Ruhr-Universität Bochum; leader of a project founded by Thyssen about the collection of The New Pitaval (1842–1890) and its relation i.a. to legal journals; Planing a project about the representation of dietary knowledge in popular scientific journal literature of the Enlightenment and family magazines of the 19th century)